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Knights Of labor sulna ior Damaue,.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.-Assembly 1884, Of
The Knights of Labor, Of this city, have
filed suit against Ruth Il Son, for alleged
violation Of contract to pay the scale Of
wages for one year, claiming 10000 dam
ages,
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DANvILLE, Va, Jan. 2s.-George Dallas,
Atenant farmer, was arrested for,whip-
ping to death William Fitzgerald, aged Is
years, the son Of his wife's brother, for
telling him Q lie.
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CH1cA0o, Jan. 2s.-Two thousand cattle
In Illinois, in edition to the twenty-hve
hundred now In quarantine that have been
exposed to pleuro-pneumonia, will b elm.
iiarly held, ~ beisg latsr slaughtered hy
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Br PETERSBURG, Jan. N.-Russia, II.
noring the candidacy Of Prince Nicholas
OF Aingrelis - unofficial will propose
definitely Prince Nicholas, Of Leuchten-
bsrg 70 succeed Alexander - Pvsacs q
Bulgaria
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ANarH.xe, m.n ~,

"A New Haven man boasts Of cat
that sits up like . kangaroo. We've
never noticed how the cat on our back
isnce sits up; we only know that b.
yslls IL night Ike . hysna
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ALBURoUERQuE, N. NJ, Jan. SO.-A gang
Of robbers who had been operating near
here, were tracked with blood hounds,
surrounded by the officers, and In the Asht
that ensued one Of the gang was killed and
two othorn CAPTURED
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School Teacher Frozen 10 psaih.

DENVER, Jan. 2s.-Kate Burdell, school
teacher Of Yorktown, Oak, while return
ing from q neighbours to her claim during
q blizzard, was frozen to death after wan
dering over Ave miles out of her way.
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chsIs,a p,,sppsa,,ss IN eusnos Avrs,

Cholera DISAPPEARING II 0usnos Ayrss.
BUENos AYREs, Jan. 80. The sanitary
condition Of this country is now very good.
The cholera has completely disappeared
from Cordova and nearly SO from Tucumsn
and Mendoza, where only four or five cases
now exist. In Montevideo, Uruguay, there
are from fifteen to twenty cases and thero
have been eight or ten deaths.
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win Not empIov kn,ohts Of L,be,.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 7.-Most Of the
shoe factories here and at Spencer, Mass,
have posted up notices that they will not
be open to Knights of Labor.
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LANSING, AIcH., Jan. 2s.-The State Bon
ate, last night, passed the joint resolution
to submit Q prohibitory amendment to
vote Of the people By vote Of "a to 10. ~
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AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. ga bill sppropri.
ating tlO0,oO for the relief of sufferers by
the drouth was passed in the Senate to-
day with the necessary two-thirds majori-
ty to give IL Immediate effect.
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sullIvss's Dsskea Arm,

Nsw YoRK, Jan. 2s.-Dr. Bayre examined
John L. Sullivsn's broken arm and found
that it had been improperly set. He in
formed Sullivan Of the fact, and, with his
consent, broke it sssin by sudden twist
and reset 1t. Sullivan tainted with the
pain.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 28.-The headless body
of man was found in Q trunk that had
been shipped to Baltimore by express.
Clothing. ON the body was marked &c.
KauthOId"
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 2s.-The Senate
to-day passed on its final reading tho Pro-
hibition amendment to the constitution,
the vote being ayes 81, nsys2
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Sake In q chiId's Stomach

HnwAUKRE, Jan. GA three-year-old
child Of Charles Gilman, Minnesota Juno
ton, Wis.,, expelled snake from its stom.
ach foot In length. The child has since died.
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OullOln8 mousse IN rlnOl0y. I6W OAy8
ago, young man named Bruoe Wable,
lost his hold, where he WAS at work on the
top Of tho high building, and fell His fall
was in such way that It would have been
head first upon some stones had not his
father, who was also one Of the workmen
and saw the danger Of his s0n, coolly
rushed forward and caught the yoang man
- he came down, breaking the force Of
Young Wable received painful injuries a.
it was, but his recovery V assured.
WoosrsR sportsmen have addressed .
petition to Representative John W. Baugh-
man, urging him to endeavor 10 have the
game law 20 amended that shipping game,
particularly quail, woodoock and ruh1ed
grouse, from the State 10 prohibited It 10
thought that such an act would materially
increase the number Of birds, which are
annually being decreased ON account of
the wholesale slaughter BY Waiting pot
hunters.
THE Van Vert National Bank received,
few days ago, q package containing SIC, ,392
from the United States Express Company
in payment Of q judgment obtained against
that company for package lost in transit
last summer, sent by the UAien National
Bank Of Cincinnati.
A SUIT has been brought In Cleveland to
compel the auditor Of Lucas County to list
for taxation over q, 10000 worth Of prop
erty belonging to v. N. Ketcham, alleged
to have been held back and not returned
for taxation.
DR. ]. N. WHEATON,, leading srn,tholo.
gist of Ohio and author Of the finest report
ON the birds Of the State, died at Columbus
a foxv Aovs Ann
The Findlay Gas Company asny that
their plant has been sold 70 Cincinnati
capitalists.
Mrs.. AsxIE RorH, ClevelaAA, poisoned
herself and baby while deraneed. Her mind
is supposed TO have been unbalanced BY
reading the accounts Of the horrible Cab
alex hatchery.
Jos. vo0ELsR, . patient In The Cincin-
nau Hospital, while delirious, Jumped
from ssecond-stery window and Was killed.
THos. r. WRiTsHxAp, ex-clesk Of the
Board of Educstion Of CLEVELAND, has
been indicted for embesslement
TnoNpsON BIRCH, convicted Of horse
stealing at Caldwell, wass ssntsnced -
three years in the pepitentiary.
BENZ. WHEELER, Cleveland nicer, has
been indicted for numbering lus aged
wife.
GovERxoR FoRAxsR has appointed ". 8.
Cappellar Railroad Commissioner for TIVE
years; Leo Hirsch, Supervisor Of STATE
Printing, for two years; 3. y. Kemp, State
Superintendent Of Insurance, for three
years; John N. Doane, State Librarian,
vice =. B. Loomis, resigned.
MAeoI. Coz, Nelsonvills, attempted sui
eide by shooting.
THsas win b NO Cincinnsta Exposition
this year
NEW slass lseteriss ere Gtartiss at Find
Ay.
JoNATHAx WwsAxHx, life prisoner in The
Ohio psnitentisry, made IN unspooesssul
etts1pt 70 commit suicide.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

VHe 0eNEHAl ASSeM6ev.
OoLunBus, Jan. q. - SENATE - lA.Is intro
duced: For the bettor collection Of
taxes on personal property; requiring
road engines TO stop On meeting teams al-
lowing, on consent In writing, for pleas in abate
ment 70 be heard In absence Of defendants; CIV
Ing justices Of the poace jurisdiction In cases
brought BY the Food and Dairy Commissioners.
HousE.-Biiis introduced: 10 allow gsrnishee
process upon partnership; relating TO the pay
ment Of judges and clerks Of election; reducing
the number Of county school exaulAnotions Re-
solution offered: Coudemning NE appointment
Of ex.rebels 70 once end Ne vsts q pension
bills
duced: Excluding the three months persona
earnings where the debt is for fosd. clothing o.
house rent; providing for building bridge over
Hunt street, Cincinnati; providing for The pub
lication Of Volume Of the Geological Survey;
amending the gallon sieuss Of the Dow law.
HousE.-Bills introduced: Authorizing the
appointment in esch county Of sollcctor Of
omitted taxes; making psrseAs vhs harbor
dogs equally liable TO those whe svn them for
damages in killing sheep. Bill passed: Author.
king justices Of the psees - emit The scroA
seal.
COLUMBUS, Jan. sB.-eHrArD.-Bills passed:
.as..r,.. y. - a. Ss,.. 80,
so,rd SsoS ~ r,,sys.. NH. ,.,r,S,,cc6. A..
thorixing sherins TO take eognisance In misde-
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COLUMBUS. San. s0-SHNA1A-bns intrs'
ooCoo: frovioine TOT tne puroneee % 2 Sover-
nor msnNoni caring iof sho .eo seInpiAes ~
H..,SA, .so.IUn s. oonoe"n.ns y. sno o@ee u tns
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Ihs Alleged Empress mssssasss Murderer.
NoRRIs, ILL.,, Jan. a. Henry schwsrts
was taken before police magistrate for
preliminary examination, charged with
the murder Of ths Rock Island express
messenger. The examination was post
poned until Wednesday Of next week.
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BnIyAsf, Jan. 8.-The Orangsmen dare
the Government 10 legislete ON the lines Of
the report Of the commission on the Bal
fast yioto. 80 =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26

Almighty tod and Father. look down
with compassion from thy abidin. place in
heaven upon thy child who now stands be
fore thee in this most acceptable day in all
hi- life Help me, . Lord, TO realize the
Importance Of this occasion; incline my
heart toward, thee. that may not only be
at all times ready and willing to study and
comprehend but tn observe and perform
all the prcccpt~ contained in thy holy law
What Shall say before thee Lord.
words shall | address to thee who comprc-
hendeth the innermo>t thoughts Of all .
save to implorc thy divine blessing upon
all my undertakings and beseech thee 70
.,uide nv footstcp, in the path OF recttude
and virtue.
Strengthen me. o Lord. for the battle of
life. throw the arms Of thy love and pro-
lection around me, and let it be my boast
and pride to proclaim at all times and at
all seasons l am Hebrew and the Lord
God of heaven do fear
Let thy choicest blessings descend upon
nv worthy parents. may they always find
in me a true and dutiful son, an obedient
and devoted child.
Bless my worthy uncle> and aunts and
grant them health and length of years.
Bless this audience and all nations whith-
crsoever dispersed and hasten the day
when the captivity of ignorance and preju-
! dice shall end. when the light of the holy
! Torah shall illuminate the whole world,
/ and all men believe in thee "a the only
I God.-Amen
/ After the close of the exercises sump-
! tuous repast was served followed by short
/ addresses BY Mr.. Waterman of Bangor,
/ Rev DR.. Tcnney Rev. r. w. Savage,
! Judge John Redman and Mrs. Martha
/ Avery: NJ Gallert presiding. The remain
der Of the evening was passed in the most
pleasant social ma nner by all present To
Mr. and Mrs. David Friend and their son
Abe. were extended the hearty congratu
iations and best wishes of the whole com
pany.
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State News.

Chester Cunningham. the Cherryheld
murderer, committed to the State prison
in 1882. who in fit of jealousy cut the
throat of his mistress. died the 9th in
prison of consumption.
Prank Corson, of Auburn, died in
dentists room the 9th. Chloroform was
administered by DIR. Andrews and six teeth
extracted. He was apparently recovering
from the influence of the chloroform, when
he gasped and died Immediately. No
blame is attached to either the dentist or
physician.
-General Hall has received notice of
his nomination by the governor as deputy
labor commissioner.
Bishop James 4. Healy and Rev. John
w Murphy of Portland were in Augusta
Tuesday Of last week to select site for a
French Catholic church, which is to be
erected at once. The location is To be at
the North end and has been about decided
families in the city, numbering 500 per
sons
The Clark murder trial al Wiscasset
ended Thursday with disagreement Of
the jury.
Professor Rogers Of Colby University,
Watcrvilc j. an applicant for the French
con~ul-gcneral>hp.
For the first time since April 80, a
trsn went through from Bangor 10 Vance
boro without transfer Thursday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26

Not very long ago one answer, and only one,
would have been II adc hy most persons, whether
learned or simple, to the question %" hat Is the
Obec, of Iifes' viz, in the words OF the cate
chism, To serve God and 70 keep his command
ments" Nowadays the sunday school eNplication
Of the my steries Of life ami death Is received with
les, docility, and the solution OF the great prob
lens Is sought in other directions Hence the an
nouncemeut that the Forum for june Is to contain
the first Of a series Of papers on "The OBJECT OF
Life is likely to be received with considerable
interest by thoughtful readers, This initial arti-
Gle Of the series is to lie contributed by rof Geo.
] Romenes disciple of the late Charles Darwin. 1t
win exhibit the views Of an cyolutinnist philoso-
pher on this weghty question.
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The Royal Standard
A Wrong Inference and Statement,

| was sorry Mr., Editor to read in your
last issue the following paragraph copied
for a reprint because il i misleading
The United States Congress, without a
dissenting voice, has passed bill making
it Il penal offence for any foreigner to take
fish within the territorial waters of that
country If it is right for the United
States to make and enforce such = law,
why is it wrong for Canada to protect that
which the nited States admitted by the
treaty of ISIS to be her property? If it is
brutal for Canada To insist on the three
mile limit, in what terms is the conduct Of
the nitcd States to be charactcriZed?"
Now have run through nearly three
score ~ American newspapers published
within the last three months to find the
offensive word "hrutal" used and applied
to Canada for insisting on the three mile
limit, and without success. II j. the man
ncr If putting the law in force where the
offensive cplthet comes in. if at all. Sen
ator FRYE of Maine. Who l. probably better
posted in this fishery dispute than any 9TH
cr man In the country. did. in his place in
the Senate. state the fact that an Amcri-
can fishing vessel saved the >hipwrccked
crew of a Nova Scotia vessel and when
she landed these saved men ou their own
shores. and asked for the priv Ill. e Of pur-
chasing barrel Of f'"ur to supply her stores
eaten up NJ these men. was refused The
privilege. Mr. Frye characterized thl- a.
brutal
nm WHY ,Np WltIlHfoEE ~ mn IiW.
on Friday January - senator FRYE nf
Maine a. Wc hnd IN tho journal uf prn-
cveoin-~ ~ the Senate stated A. follows
Mr. Fryc here tonk the moor Ill order
hr ~aid, tn @iyr piece III information
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Littell's Living Age.

The numbers uf me Lirng 4ge for May iith
and 2,t contain England ami Europe N"ete'"'h
Ceutrry. Madame de Maintcron, Nafio"ai. The
Can Of >avaLaru!a and The Imaginative Art Of
the Renaissance, Contemporary, The Empress
kudocla, church quHteriy. Persia, and William
Hazlitt. WtcmU'ons. Pastoral, LongmHis: My
Niece. Educational Nurseries, and \ Faupcr
Trti:ing shin, 81 Jap,ss' jew ii rauperism, The
prrmapencc Of National Character and Spring,
roert1tor. virh in -iallments of Major Lawrence
and "EsrharI Cable" and poetry.
For nftg tNo numbers of -iNty four large pages
earb ,or more than 3.30n pages YEAR the -ub-
-cription price sS j. idw while fer slo.'o the
ru,,li-bcr- oGcr to Send anv oic Of the American
u DO moptblic. Or wteklie- with me IiriHg Age
for a var. both po-t,aid Littcll 4 Co.. Boston,
are the publishers
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The Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes.


by Rev. w ii. Lyon.
Christ's whole life was a miracle of
loaves and fishes, a miracle no one can
doubt because all Christian history testi-
ties to it. Consider what that life was
outwarlly and you will see how true this
Is. To be the son of the village CaTpen-
ter, to have no influence of rabbi or scribe
behind him, to see his teaching irreC0nCil-
ably opposed by the ingralned thought of
his people, and to know that persecution.
disgrace, and death were waiting for him
not far ahead. surely those are very sean
ty materials to make any Kind of success
out of. Five loavcs and two fishes are
abundance in comparison for the work
they had to do. And yet, as we look at
the civilized nations of the world, all
eagerly calling themselves by his name aud
reSenting any attempt to take from them
the proud title of Christian at the in
Vulnerable multitude Of churches where
his name aud prcceptS are proclaimed. and
still more at the Hndcuiabc lift which
his life has given To the general level of
the worlds Characterization we under
stand what the real miracle of the loavcS
and fishes iS,-thc feeding Of the world
life out Of one >cantily furnished and oi,-
sCurely placed. but wonderfully strou"
and self multiplying life. The power of
single soul tu feed the multitude. If
only real bread itself That is The mira
Gle that concerns U~ mpot-npt simply ta"
triumph of soul over circumstance for
our own good, but the power Of life 10
feed life. tie power Of genuine strength
Of character tn distribute Itself without
limit They are great men " ho add tu tine
worlds comfort and luxury, who invent
useful things, or discover new forces.
But greater are the men who feed the
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The Prince Of Outrages.

The will of the people n expressed at
the polls in accordance with law, !, the
highest civil authority III the Land, and as
such is entitled to respect and obedience
from all. All attempts to sci aside the
popular verdict expressed at the polls, by
the manipulation of returns and other
frauds, or by the neglect or refusal of of
fcers to enforce law, which have had the
Endorsement of the people at the ballot
box, should be cla>sed among the most
wicked outrages ever perpetrated on a free
people
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26

Mrs. George, wife of the celebrated
author of Progress and Poverty, Is
woman of domestic tastes, devoted TO her
husband and their four children. She is a
small, plump. CHEEKY woman, who never
gets down-hearted, and people who know
them well say that but for her unfagging
devotion and enthusiastic belief in him,
Henry George would never have been able
to come triumphanty through the long
period of straitened means and hard work
which preceded his success. 1t is no won
der that he believes in woman suffrage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26

and all diseases Of the Throat aud Lungs can
be cured by the use Of SCOTS Emulsion, as it
contains the healing virtues of ood Liver oii
aud HypopfosphiteS in their fullest form. Il
consider Scott's Emulsion the remedy par-eX-
cellence in Tubercuois and Strumous Atlec-
tions, to say nothing of ordinary colds aud
throat troubles. w. II. 5. CoNNELI., NJ. r.,
Manchester. o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26

The C. l.. S. C. does not aim in one
year or in four to make its members pro-
ficient in any one branch of knowledge :;
but it does aim in the broad scheme OF ITS
four years course, to widen the OUTLOOK
of every student, and to give nm a
glimpse of the boundless realm OF know
ledge, as well as the limitations OF human
wisdom Superficial, indeed, must he De,
who. after such an experience, does not
view his attainments with humility.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26

Mrs. Blanche Hazard, the widow of
Samuel Hazard, author of Pen Pictures
of Cuba" makes a living for herself and
two boys by painting on china, She re-
Gently completed dinner set for the
wife of one of the foreign ministers, and
she now has half-a-dozen orders from
Washington for sets of plates
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26

-One of the Stuart kings of England
asked the release Of number of Hngue-
nots, who were languishing in the Bastile
for no ofiense but their religion. Nv hat
would your master say, retorted the
French king, If were to ask the release
of the criminals he keeps under lock and
kew in Newgate:T He would let you
have every man of them if you claimed
them as brethren" was the clever retort
of the English ambassador.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-26
From our Regular Correspondent
Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON. May l6, lsS

WAsHINGToN. May l6, 1887.
One week from to-day the National Drill
and Encampment will open in this city
The first day will be devoted to the receipt
ion of soldiers and their welcome to the
city, and after the camp is formally named
the organizations will proceed to draw for
positions. and dress parade hy the first
brigade will close the opening exercises,
The competitive drilling will begin on the
second day.
There will be hospital service for the
Drill under the management ~ tlc Rcd
Cross Society 1t Mill consist of tents
and field barracks erected near the head
quarters Of the drill comprising head
quarters tent or barracks invalid wards
dspensary diet, Kitchens etc. Provisions
are made for one hundred patients 80 YOU
see the soldiers who may fail sick far from
home will have the kiudc>t care and treat
ment.
The hospital will be under The entire
charge Of the Red Gross Society, directed
by Miss Clara Barton. thc national prc,j-
dent. who viii have dozen local physic-
ians and surgeons Va her ~taf ~ first
thought the department mal appear ~ w
very supcriiuou> contingent of thr event.
but when ID j. considered that there " iil
be about eight thousand men under cou-
s;ant cxcrtiou many 81 whom are unac-
cu~t"rncd 70 tent lifr. anil thar thcir habits
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Once there was lying by the side of
the ditch pig. On the other side lay a
man. The pig was sober, the man was
drunk The pig had ring in his nose, the
man had ring on his finger. Some one
passing exclaimed. so that the pig heard it,
lone is judged from the company he
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